Panasonic announces a new addition to its Lumix range of cameras, the 3D1. As its name suggests, this compact can take pictures in relief with two goals.
Relief arrives in the compact. Panasonic delivers its new version of the Lumix range, the DMC-3D1. As its name suggests, this model can take photos and videos in 3D with these two objectives 5X. The video is more Full HD, a first for a compact digital camera and rotates 1920 x 50 pixels at a rate of 50 frames per second according to Engadget.
The sensor or rather the sensors are 12 megapixels. Two goals capture the scene and pass an independent sensor, which gives then overlay the 3D effect. However, this feature provides other benefits. It is possible to use a lens to shoot wide angle and one telephoto. And then choose what the best shot is.
In addition to these terrain effects, Panasonic announced that its DMC-3D1 could take 8 frames per second, and the unit is very impressive in low light. The compact is just ready to enter the hood Santa Claus as its big brother the GX1, since it will be market early December for a suggested retail price of $500.
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